The University of California's commitment to developing and encouraging the adoption of integrated pest management techniques over the past decade seems to be producing results. California pest control advisers surveyed looked to UC Cooperative Extension for information and were using many of the IPM techniques.

The authors thank Stan Strew, Executive Director, California Agricultural Production Consultants Association, for assistance in obtaining mailing lists and cooperation of CAPCA members, and Diane Stumbo and Kathy Edgington, Department of Agricultural Economics, UC Davis, for helping in data analysis.